Sitting By The Duck Pond by photosynthesis
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Description
Taken at a very small duck pond in Lithia Park, Ashland. It didn't occur to me at the time I shot this, but when I saw it full size at home, I thought it looked a little odd that only one leg was visible on this young girl (she had her other leg crossed). But I liked the tranquility of the scene well enough to post it anyway. Please zoom...

Comments (13)
the pose is weird from the back but I agree, this is a wonderful and serene photo
Absolutely a wonderful photo !!!!
A nice shot of this place to rest a while.Also,congratulations on reaching 1001 images.
Great shot and composition !!!
peaceful!
Tranquilly perfect, loved it...:)))
Beautifully composed!
Nothing unusual with one leg or even no legs being visible – but if there were three legs :) lovely scene!!!
LOL! Yes, three legs might be a bit much. You could always clone another one into it if it really bothered you. Such a beautiful spot to sit, and a lovely capture!
Another one that blooms beautifully in zoom. It has all this light and tranquility at the same time, and a sense that those trees back there are embracing or protecting her. Her red is a wonderful contrast, and those big dark red-browns on the bottom are wonderful. And the composition is this single soul contemplating the burst of sun in front of her, and how it illumines the whole world...A beautiful restful shot, with all kinds of wonderful light. I'll be back for more tomorrow, but this is a real joy.
Lovely scene!
She couldn't have picked a better color to wear! It makes for a great image, with all the brilliant spring greens. Wonderful!
Delightful background trees and I do like the surface of the pond too!